does left click result in double click after use?
39802
There are four buttons surrounding the trackball ring. You can customize them each to do many, many different (built in) commands: Save, double click, right click, drag, forward, backward, copy, paste, etc.
39803
I'm not sure that I understand the question properly: "does left click result in double click after use?" All that I can answer is that my "left-click" button (lower left) performs a single left click when pressed once. I can perform "double-click" by pressing twice (at set speed). If you hold the left button down it can also act as "drag-lock"At one time, for a game, I programmed the upper left button to "double-click" when only pressed once to save time. However, I use my upper left now set to "drag-lock" function.I'm sorry, but if I could understand the question better, I could probable answer it better. I'm not sure that I understand the question properly: "does left click result in double click after use?" All that I can answer is that my "left-click" button (lower left) performs a single left click when pressed once. I can perform "double-click" by pressing twice (at set speed). If you hold the left button down it can also act as "drag-lock"At one time, for a game, I programmed the upper left button to "double-click" when only pressed once to save time. However, I use my upper left now set to "drag-lock" function.I'm... » Read More I'm not sure that I understand the question properly: "does left click result in double click after use?" All that I can answer is that my "left-click" button (lower left) performs a single left click when pressed once. I can perform "double-click" by pressing twice (at set speed). If you hold the left button down it can also act as "drag-lock"At one time, for a game, I programmed the upper left button to "double-click" when only pressed once to save time. However, I use my upper left now set to "drag-lock" function.I'm sorry, but if I could understand the question better, I could probable answer it better. « Show Less
39804
I agree with Marcus. I am having same issue on my second M570. Logitech is using cheap parts to save cost.
39805
The left button either you double click or hold down while moving the ball to high light something to be copied.
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I believe I know what the original question was regarding. This is the reason I am looking to purchase another pointing device. Apparently from what I've read, Logitech started producing there devices using cheaper and inferior micro switches. After a bit of use the buttons start performing double clicks even though you only clicked once. I had purchased the Logitech M570 about 6 months ago and it's already performing double clicks. So frustrating!
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No, this device is built solid, I use it for Quake 3 Deathmatch with Sensitivity maxed out for retardedly fluid Rail Gun sniping at high speeds; way better than high dpi mice but hard to master, after two years of use, being dropped and abused it still works flawlessly, I've been through the Logitech Track mice, the one you're talking about with the thumb driven ball is an isolated thing unique to that Track Mouse, otherwise Logitech is good, but stay away from the M750. The Expert mouse in my own opinion will give you better accuracy in high speed fps games, and insane durability at the price of a learning curve. No, this device is built solid, I use it for Quake 3 Deathmatch with Sensitivity maxed out for retardedly fluid Rail Gun sniping at high speeds; way better than high dpi mice but hard to master, after two years of use, being dropped and abused it still works flawlessly, I've been through the Logitech Track mice, the one you're talking about with the thumb driven ball is an isolated thing unique to that Track Mouse, otherwise Logitech is good, but stay away from the M750. The Expert mouse in my own opinion will give you better accuracy in high speed fps games, and insane durability at the... » Read More No, this device is built solid, I use it for Quake 3 Deathmatch with Sensitivity maxed out for retardedly fluid Rail Gun sniping at high speeds; way better than high dpi mice but hard to master, after two years of use, being dropped and abused it still works flawlessly, I've been through the Logitech Track mice, the one you're talking about with the thumb driven ball is an isolated thing unique to that Track Mouse, otherwise Logitech is good, but stay away from the M750. The Expert mouse in my own opinion will give you better accuracy in high speed fps games, and insane durability at the price of a learning curve. « Show Less
39808
I've used my Kensington Expert Mouse for over five years and the left click still works perfectly. No double clicking unless I hit it twice.
885781
Ted is correct, I just verified the GUI does allow ctrl/alt/shift/windows key modifiers in addition to mouse clicks (left, right, and middle) I have not used them so I cannot verify that they work properly.
1842493
This is correct... it's targeted for right-handed people (like typical asymmetric mice), and since the left-click is the norm, they put the "left mouse button" in easy access of the right thumb - on the right. I thought that it felt intuitive upon initial use and appreciate this oddity (I use it right-handed).
1410900
It made a clicking sound when I tried it. Not sure if you'll have the same experience.
1990005
Read the on line manual for info. To right click you tap the mouse pad with 2 fingers. Left click is one finger tap.
1195361
Yes, it does (or at least it does on my device).You can enable it with FN + [left_click] key combination.
849196
Yes, there is a Windows button left of Space and between Alt and Ctrl buttons. I can't tell about functionality because I use Linux OS.
2113430
yes :) that's the magic of it, Two Identical Buttons (left and right click) and the scroll wheel. perfect for switching for lefties
226517
No. There is only 1 button. On my system it is right click by default but you may be able to change it through your systems drivers.
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It depends on what OS you're using but you might need to change a setting in preferences. OS X on the mac has right clicking turned off by default.
2266900
I have two of these mice ,one for about two years the other 7 months ..I use windows 7&8. I've never had a problem with the left click button ,its proably that you have a defective mouse .
1990011
It is similar to mac touchpad. One finger single click two finger double click
2215256
I had the double clicking happen, then it decided to just quit on me one day. quality is not goof.
992518
You can right click. So left click, right click, scroll wheel, and the scroll wheel clicks, too. There's also a tiny button that says dpi... or maybe idp upside-down that I have never noticed until just now. I don't know what it does.
2266203
Not at all. On this one, the left click takes very little pressure, making it real easy to click and drag. Also, because of the button design and the height of the ball, you can have your hand in several positions and still be able to click and drag comfortably.
1016660
The L and R buttons underneath the large mouse button stand for Left Click and Right Click. Those are what you push to select something.
996588
You can left and right click, but I'd definitely recommend a real gaming mouse. A real gaming mouse will have sharper precision, extra features, and a dedicated scroll wheel. Although you can right click with this mouse, you cannot use multiple mouse functions simultaneously. For example, you can't left and right click at the same time. Scrolling is not precise in video games. Also, if you rest both fingers on the mouse, it will default to left clicking.It's a fantastic mouse for general usage and productivity. Depending on the game, it can be used for gaming in a pinch.